Wahl & Case K.K.

Tokyo-based recruitment firm Wahl & Case today reported outstanding second-year results for 2011. The rapidly growing firm exceeded internal targets and investor expectations to deliver industry-leading performance.

TOKYO, Japan (January 23, 2010) - The Indian Embassy in Tokyo played host venue to the inaugural Tokyo Inter School Geo-Challenge today. The event involved five teams going head to head over nine challenging rounds of geographically themed questions.

Tokyo-based recruitment firm Wahl & Case is pleased to report being awarded top honors at the third Japan Headhunter Awards, powered by BizReach Inc.

Wahl & Case is excited to announce a new services initiative to give back to society in Japan and help speed recovery efforts in the wake of the devastating March earthquake and tsunami in the Tohoku region.

Wahl & Case is excited to announce that Silicon Valley welcomed it’s latest Japanese import today as Tokyo-based recruitment company Wahl & Case announced the formation of a US entity in the home of global tech giants and world-beating startups.

Wahl & Case is excited to announce that the Japan Patent Office formally issued trademark protection to Wahl & Case K.K. for the words “Anshin Contract”.

Wahl & Case is excited to announce that noted Mercer human resources consultant Keiko Shimada presented to a packed audience of top human resources executives in Tokyo, headlining the Wahl & Case Global HR Seminar at the ANA Intercontinental Hotel.

Wahl & Case is excited to announce that the Economist Conferences, one of the world’s leading event providers and part of the Economist Group, has selected Wahl & Case as an official Associate Sponsor of the Japan Summit 2011.

Wahl & Case is excited to announce the upcoming launch of a new season of football in Tokyo, with Footy Japan’s Wahl & Case Tokyo Metropolis League Season 9 kicking off next week.

Tokyo-based recruitment firm Wahl & Case is proud to announce the successful placement of Kenji Yamamoto as Chief Revenue Officer and Japan President of Tokyo-based startup translation technology company myGengo.